Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-05

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the bill relating TO State weather
service, and the procuring Of meteoro-
logical reports. The accompanying
hills are entitled an Act to establish
weather service station in Nevada,
and to provide for the appointment OF
a director thereof, and appropriating
to pay the expenses OF the
same. Also, an Act to provide for
.procuring meteorological reports for
the State OF Nevada, and appropriat-
ing money for the payment Of the
same.
Assembly bill No. "a, by Spring
never. TO Great a Forest Committee,
the Surveyor General to be appointed
as such. Referred.
senate bill No. Y, by Sharon, to
amend an Act fixing the number OF
officers and employees Of the Senate
and Assembly, and to define their
duties and establish their pay. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means. The salaries are to be fixed
as follows: Secretary and Assistant
Secretary Of the Senate, Chief and AS
sistant Clerks Of the Assembly, s. per
day: Minute, Journal and Enrolling
Clerks Of the Senate and the Assem-
bly,, IS; Sergeant-at-Arms OF each
House, IS, and their respective assis-
tants, 81; Engrossing Clerks, S.;
Porters, 81; Messengers and Pages,
s. per day.
Senate bill No. 70, by Harris, to
amend the Law regarding public high
ways. Referred.
Senate bill No. "a, by Hardesty, to
provide for recording births deaths,
etc, provides for the register of births
with the County Recorder, he to give
an official certificate Of such record.
The same course regarding deaths.
1t also provides: Section 4. Every
person officiating at a birth or death,
as provided in this Act, who shall for
felt for such neglect a sum not less
than $40 nor more than $50, and any
Recorder who shall neglect to record
such certificate as delivered, shall
forfeit a like penalty. Referred.
Senate bill No. 81, by Fish, relative
to conveyances. Passed.
Senate bill No. II, by Hardesty,
relative to settling up Elko's State
University affairs. Passed.
Assembly bill No. 46, by Wilson.
authorizing the contraction OF 8
County Hospital at Hawthorne, fol
Esmeralda county, at a cost not TO ex'
coed $500. Passed.
Senate bill No. 60, by Harris, tt
prevent drunkards in office, and pro
vide penalties for the same, and the
way to enforce it. Ordered engrossed
Substitute for joint and concurrent
resolution No. Is, asking Congress t
make photographed and Topographic
cal surveys of the State. Substitute
adopted and bill passed.
Assembly joint concurrent rcsolu
ton No. IS, to amend the State con
stitution, makes women eligible to BIZ
School superintendent and Schoo
Trustees. Referred.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 20, Il
provide for the selection and sale 0
Public lands, and release OF lands tina
have been enormously listed to tn,
lState-Central Pacific lands. Thi
bill evoked a lively discussion, il
which Williamson, Pike, Clapp, Egar
and Smith took a prominent part
Passed unanimously.
Senate bill No. 81, authorizing th'
Lyon County Commissioners to issu'
bonds to the amount OF $4,000, t
call in outstanding bonds, was passed
Senate and joint concurrent reso
luton No. II, by Westerield, tn
anti-polygamy amendment othe Stat
constitution, providing for the oath
ETC., was amended and passed unani
mously.
Assembly bin No. 26, by Drury
admitting State orphans from tn
Home to the State University, wa
passed.
Senate bill No. IS, by Osburn, tn
State University bill, was CONSIDERS
under special order and passed unan
imously. 1t appropriates $4,000
and makes the Governor, Superin
tendent Of Public Instruction, AM
State Controller the Board Of Regents
Substitute for Assembly bill No. "a
by Williamson, to encourage the fos
tering and development of the min
eral resources of the State, wa
passed. 1t provides a State bount.
OF 5000 for new discoveries OF $40
ore.
Assembly bill No. 40, by Powell
to prevent the importation or sale o
| animals having Infectious diseases
was passed.
Assembly bill No. AZ, by Spring
meyer, creating Arbor Day in thil
State, was passed.
The new Board OF Insane Asylum
affairs consists Of Governor Stevenson
Controller ]. F. Hallock, and Stat,
Treasurer Tuhy. A very substantial
and thoroughly responsible Board
They are understood to favor the re
%tention of DIR. Bishop, the present
efficient Superintendent of the Asylum